11 代 iPad 歷史新低，HK$2,200 購 Apple 最新 A16 入門平板｜Amazon Prime Day優惠2025
溫提：Amazon已開通香港滿額免運費，可在購買頁面標價的位置見到「無進口手續費押金且免費送貨至香港」。見到「無進口費用押金且 HKD XXX 運費配送至香港」字眼的話，就代表官方會直送貨品至香港，不過就會收取運費。假如貨品不直送香港，都可以選用集運服務。iPad 11 在夏季 Prime Day 期間刷新了歷史低價！目前它的 128GB Wi-Fi 版正在 Amazon 上以 US$280 的價格促銷。換算過來大約是 HK$2,200，比本地購買便宜幾百蚊。如果家裡有小朋友需要學習平板，或者你自己只有些基礎需求的話，這會是比較實惠的選擇喔。
立即免費試用 Prime 會員11 代 iPad 相比前代主要是升級了 A16 晶片，同時最低儲存空間也來到了 128GB。其外型基本沒有變化，也依舊採用了 Touch ID 和 11 吋 Liquid Retina 螢幕。前後各有 12MP 相機，續航力一天，也有 Wi-Fi 6 和 USB-C。
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